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Students learn about the ingredients needed to make a cloud, and the role that air pressure and temperature play in cloud formation.
Students learn how to observe and describe clouds.
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This Teaching Box combines activities, data analysis, and discussion to help high school students consider how weather can affect clouds and how clouds can affect climate.
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Air contains billions of tiny particles called aerosols. These aerosols affect the climate and can even affect human health.
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Hoping for a snow day? A snow storm is just one kind of winter storm. Learn what happens when a winter storm occurs, and how this might affect us.
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Students explore factors that influence why certain areas in the United States have more tornadoes than others and observe a model to visualize what is happening during a tornado.
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